Enron top brass accused of dumping stock were big political donors

By John Dunbar, Robert Moore and MaryJo Sylwester

WASHINGTON, January 9, 2002 — Twenty-four top executives and board members at Enron Corp. contributed nearly $800,000 to national political

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Politics":

"… ic and Republican national parties, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. Contributions to the GOP were more than three times those to the Democrat …"

"… cs Commission; Soft money figures obtained from the Center for Responsible Politics Breakdown of hard money contributions NAMECANDIDATES/PARTYENRON …"

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Andrew Fastow":

"… elons. Among them: Worldcom’s Bernie Ebbers, Enron’s Jeff Skilling and Andrew Fastow, Tyco’s Dennis Kozslowski, and Imclone’s Sam Waksal (friend to domesti …"